Don't Forget To Count The Enrollments In The Temp Pre-Existing Conditions Plans!

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Mostly, ACA doesn't take effect until next year. That is a different time from from the opening of the websites just last month. Other parts of ACA have been in place since 2010. One part, likely most opposed by detractors, set up temporary plans for people with Pre-existing conditions, starting from 2010. Over 100,000 were signed in, June 2013.

State by State Enrollment in the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan - Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

Notice that a federal health plan enrollment mechanism, under ACA, actually does work. Also notice that main provisions of ACA do not take effect untio 2014. Then there are lots of patient rights. Then likely Department of Justice can commence involvement in some of the problems.

All this is 100% opposed by the Ted Cruz, Sarah Palin, Rick Perry, Boehner, Cantor, Issa, Paul, Paul, et. al., brand. It's on their permanent record, even. Be sure to little kids, all about that.

So to any figures getting released this week, then there are other numbers to be added to that. Another part of the numbers is the people under 26, allowed to stay with what they have--which may or may not be enthralling lots of. . . .adults.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!'
(Better maybe do old white eyes family tradition--Tie young papoose to tree shoot fruity things from hair! Holidays coming soon(?)!)
 
Please just stop....PCIP or Chip plans have been in existence for YEARS, the ACA renders them useless since Health Insurance has become guarantee isue....the plans are no longer in effect as of 12/31....the plans pre-date Obama.
 
Mostly, ACA doesn't take effect until next year. That is a different time from from the opening of the websites just last month. Other parts of ACA have been in place since 2010. One part, likely most opposed by detractors, set up temporary plans for people with Pre-existing conditions, starting from 2010. Over 100,000 were signed in, June 2013.

State by State Enrollment in the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan - Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

Notice that a federal health plan enrollment mechanism, under ACA, actually does work. Also notice that main provisions of ACA do not take effect untio 2014. Then there are lots of patient rights. Then likely Department of Justice can commence involvement in some of the problems.

All this is 100% opposed by the Ted Cruz, Sarah Palin, Rick Perry, Boehner, Cantor, Issa, Paul, Paul, et. al., brand. It's on their permanent record, even. Be sure to little kids, all about that.

So to any figures getting released this week, then there are other numbers to be added to that. Another part of the numbers is the people under 26, allowed to stay with what they have--which may or may not be enthralling lots of. . . .adults.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!'
(Better maybe do old white eyes family tradition--Tie young papoose to tree shoot fruity things from hair! Holidays coming soon(?)!)

Supposedly we have 50 MILLION people in this country that are uninsured. And you're talking about a mere 100K that received insurance because of a pre-existing condition--LOL

To date: A mere 50K have signed up for Obamacare according to White House sources. In my state of Colorado, only 3000 people have signed up--and 34,000 went straight to Medicade. Why? Because the cough-cough "Affordable Health Care Act" is really not affordable.

There are MILLIONS of Americans today that are receiving cancellation notices from their insurance companies due to the mandates in Obamacare--and they were PROMISED by Obama 32 times--that they could keep their insurance and nothing would change. Premiums on the millions that are getting their insurance cancelled are doubling if not tripling on the Affordable web-sites across this nation.

And you call this a success--:cuckoo:

PURPOSE OF OBAMACARE: To insure the uninsured: EFFECT OF OBAMACARE: Uninsuring the insured.

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Mostly, ACA doesn't take effect until next year. That is a different time from from the opening of the websites just last month. Other parts of ACA have been in place since 2010. One part, likely most opposed by detractors, set up temporary plans for people with Pre-existing conditions, starting from 2010. Over 100,000 were signed in, June 2013.

State by State Enrollment in the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan - Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

Notice that a federal health plan enrollment mechanism, under ACA, actually does work. Also notice that main provisions of ACA do not take effect untio 2014. Then there are lots of patient rights. Then likely Department of Justice can commence involvement in some of the problems.

You neglected the small factoid that this program ran out out money and still left many in the lurch.

$5 Billion dollars to insure 100,000 people you say?

More Changes as Pre-Existing Condition Plan Runs Low on Money


As we enter the final seven months of the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Program, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is scraping the bottom of the $5 billion barrel of money allotted for payment of PCIP claims.

In 2012 and early 2013, CMS made changes to the plan in an effort to avoid running out of money before the plan ends December 31, 2013. Those changes included:

Suspending new enrollment into the PCIP
Increasing coinsurance paid by enrollees from 20% to 30%
Increasing the out-of-pocket maximum from $4000 to $6250
Cutting available plan choices from three down to one
Switching provider networks and negotiating deeper discounts

Cool links in story.
 
Noted in the recent attempt to shut-down and end the United States central government completely, then anyone learned that money bills originate, in the House of Representatives.

1. The Temporary Preventive Health Plan coverage has been around for three years, because of Democratic Party liberals. It was and is opposed forever by all of GOP! "The Affordable Care Act created the new Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan (PCIP) program to make health insurance available to Americans denied coverage by private insurance companies because of a pre-existing condition." That is even in the link.

2. The program is running low on money. The liberals actually set it up to expire, and so now Republicans are complaining: That what they opposed all along, is about to end completely?!? Jan 1, 2014 is start of different program date.

3. Some of the state ACA created plans appear to have been a bit too popular with the people! They had to go back to the federal plan, having run out of money to soon. The House GOP was not entirely sensitive to that problem of the States.

4. None of this is evidence of horror and stress over the existence of ACA, excepting the horror and stress experienced by the GOP in the matter of families faced with pre-existing conditions problems.

5. Even Los Angeles Times today is suggesting that a major failure of Obama-Biden may have been their underestimating the marketing power of Crap: The cheap, no-coverage whatsoever, doctor-feel-good, health insurance plans. Raise those rates is all about GOP!

6. GOP Rick Perry is all about free enterprise! There you have it, even noted, in the Los Angeles Times.

7. People are happy with crap: Is the stuff and substance of any unregulated market.

8. Note the complaints of people wondering why adult males need more uterus protection in their health plans(?)! Why should anyone, even now old, be taxed to pay for school-age children, is also that kind of complaint?(?)!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Why on Lands of Many Nations: Is so much spending really needed, after all, just read tiny labels on firewater brands(?)?! Lands of Many Nations already know real life, as it is, in a free market economy! Adam Smith, even, made the promise of no regulations needed at all!)
 
Psssst ?

The minute the mandate for guarantee issue went into effect the PCIP becamse irrelevant and redundant...
 
One reason insurers do like the ACA roll-out in Kentucky and in state of Washington is that they need the enrollments to cover what actually starts in 2014.

For chilren under age 19 only, did guaranteed issue start 9/23/2010.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Lands of Many Nations already accustomed to White Eyes--GOP--taking away what Lands of Many Nations already owned! Many say, "Recurring Pathology," Not good for government--since GOP only for Repeal!)
 
One reason insurers do like the ACA roll-out in Kentucky and in state of Washington is that they need the enrollments to cover what actually starts in 2014.

For chilren under age 19 only, did guaranteed issue start 9/23/2010.

Link?

And another link as to what type of insurance.

tia
 

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